They were going to call one of their albums (Crimson, I think?) "Church and Destroy." I wish they had.

I'm fairly certain Winona is going to live. If they were going to kill her off, Picker would have just gunned her down right there. Instead, the Detroit guys are going to make a big show and threaten her and Raylan, etc. and that always works out in Raylan's favor. A recurring them of this show is if you're going to…

Just in terms of pure joke density, this is one of the funniest Simpsons episodes ever, IMO.

Actually, I think they're setting it up for Pam to replace Lana in the field. The last few episodes have highlighted that she may not be as great a field agent as we think she is without Archer bailing her out all the time.

I dunno, I'm the opposite: I can't get enough of Archer having one-sided (??) conversations with animals.

I don't see Mary Lynn Rajskub as Pam, but she would have been a great Meredith.

I like that the show usually likes to pretend that Lana is the most competent agent, but episodes like this remind you that even though Lana's much more rational and professional, Archer's always the one who actually gets shit done, even if it's not on purpose.

"THIS WEEK IN ANDREA IS THE WORST." That feature is going to get a lot of mileage.

My guess is that some people managed to hang on to them for that purpose, but that the vast majority would have vanished as soon as survivors had to get through the first winter.

If I didn't already love Bob's Burgers, the cable guide episode descriptions would suck me in. I mean, how can you not watch a show where children try to electrocute elephants and Jon Hamm voices a talking toilet? 

That was outstanding, and not just because last week's snoozer made it look better by comparison.

Yeah, it seems like it wouldn't be hard to kill Boyd if you just walked up and shot him without giving a big speech first and giving him time to come up with a plan.

That was probably the most brutal episode ever. The whole scene where Arlo gets stabbed was downright hard to watch.

I get the fact that she wants to protect the people of Woodbury as a whole, but the fact that she's still trying to defend The Governor at this point is just ludicrous. I blame a lot of that on the way they did his character for TV, though. They tried to dial him back from the over-the-top cartoon of the comic and…

The writing of Andrea's character (and to a somewhat lesser extent, the acting) is comically bad at this point.

That was my favorite line of the night. Great delivery.

Maybe? They're always talking about the different breaches in the prison's perimeter, but I really can't keep track of the layout of the prison, so I don't know if the walker Trojan horse would have played into that.

I liked "The Longest Daycare" a lot, especially the way they got a little more creative with the animation.

The Governor's attack was actually pretty brilliant. He got some walkers inside their perimeter, and forced them to use up a shit ton of ammo. Though I don't really think Rick's group needs much softening up; with a couple more people he probably could have taken them all out right then and there.

I probably would have enjoyed villain Andy if most of his revenge hadn't been centered on poor Erin. She's such a sweetheart that being mean to her makes it a little too dark for me. I groaned out loud when David said he wasn't going to fire Andy, because a.) seriously?! and b.) I knew we would be in for a very…